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Extra! Extra! ASUCD Elections Committee Chairman Leathers posts a sweeping condemnation of reigning ASUCD Advisor Michael Tucker, calls for his resignation for alleged capricious overstepping of authority and flagrant bias.
In other news, ASUCD Supreme Court Case 35 was filed today. As before, I'm not going to say anything about it until we've considered whether to accept or reject it.
And congratulations to the new UC Merced Chief Justice, Joshua Bolin, and the other six justices. I don't know why you guys chose the number seven.
This weekend the delightful Kristy Heidenberger was visiting, but that will require its own entry.
Dec. 5th, 2006
Aggie Weighs in on Shadiness
Dec. 5th, 2006 02:44 pm The Case 34 Plaintiff Brief is unchanged from last week, and the Defence Brief just came in. I recommend you read them, they're concise (1.5 and 1 pages respectively) and its relatively easy to grasp what the case is about and therefore rather what exactly it is we do in the ASUCD Supreme Court.
The Hearing is scheduled for tomorrow (Wednesday, Dec 6th) at 7:10pm in the MU Mee Rm Moot Court, UCD Law School.
In other news, The Aggie published an editorial ("Sanders' Motives, Integrity Questionable"* today declaring former Lead Senator / Focus VP Candidate Jon "Independant" Sanders to have a shadiness factor of approximately nine**.
Sanders belongs to the same fraternity (Delta Chi) that brought us Sen Thomas "Loopholes" Lloyd & Justice Daniel "Retroactive" Raff.
* Will someone please do something about the paragraph-long Aggie URLs?!
** Number nine not explicitly stated in the editorial, but clearly implied.
Case 34 Location Change!
Dec. 5th, 2006 08:42 pmThe Case 34 Hearing will now be taking place in the Moot Court, UCD Law School. Same time as before (tomorrow, Wednesday, 12/06).
Directions:
Here you can see the law school, King Hall, on a campus map. It is behind Mrak from our usual perspective, on the side closer to the Mondavi center. (Those not from Davis can get a good laugh from the fact that the building in the upper left of the map is titled HOG BARN!!)
Here is a map showing where in King Hall the Moot Court is -- it is "Room 1008" in the upper right corner. The porch in that corner is the entrance facing Mrak.
There is metered parking on the street outside King Hall, otherwise it is within normal pedestrian range from the rest of campus.
We apologize for any confusion or inconvenience.
Previously on Emosnail
Three Years Ago Today: Chancellor Vanderhoef Reads This Livejournal! - And three other interesting headlines. One of the four is actually true (=
Two Years Ago Today: UCLA Flies Me In - UCLA picks up the tab for me to visit their campus, obviously because I'm so very important (=
Directions:
Here you can see the law school, King Hall, on a campus map. It is behind Mrak from our usual perspective, on the side closer to the Mondavi center. (Those not from Davis can get a good laugh from the fact that the building in the upper left of the map is titled HOG BARN!!)
Here is a map showing where in King Hall the Moot Court is -- it is "Room 1008" in the upper right corner. The porch in that corner is the entrance facing Mrak.
There is metered parking on the street outside King Hall, otherwise it is within normal pedestrian range from the rest of campus.
We apologize for any confusion or inconvenience.
Previously on Emosnail
Three Years Ago Today: Chancellor Vanderhoef Reads This Livejournal! - And three other interesting headlines. One of the four is actually true (=
Two Years Ago Today: UCLA Flies Me In - UCLA picks up the tab for me to visit their campus, obviously because I'm so very important (=